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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03
. OOO YARDS fine finished Hamburg EN-.

. 00O YARDS fine finished Hamburg EN-
A.UUU broideries, from ~ to 3X inches
wlde, slightly solIed, former prices I0c, PIG
and 15c yard, now SIC.
Embroiderles, from 80 to inches wide,
slightly soiled, the regular price of these
goods were Csc, y80c, 35c and 40c yard, we
VIII close the entire lot out at 21c.
IS dozen Misses and Bows French Ribbed
and German Hose, broken lines In black and
colored, the recent prices of these goods have
been 4Oc, 45c, soc, 60c and Csc, we will close
this lot out at pairs for 81.
100 dozen Ladies' and Gentlemen's White
and Colored BOrdered Handkerchiefs at SC,
70 dozen Ladies' White and Colored Bor-
dered Pure Linen Handkerchief at l6c and
&c; worth 2oc 25c, 30c and 35c.
Gentleme2's Laundried and Unlaundried
Shirts.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Collars and Cuffs,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

1t is said that James G. Blaine Will not
be candidate for the Republican presi-
dental nomination in 1888, unless it 10
CLEARLY decided by the Republican leaders
That his nomination is a necessity to
party success in the election. 1t is notice
able, however, that Blaine and mis- friends
are doing all they can to induce the Re-
publican leaders to decide that his nomi-
nation is a necessity.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03
Satisfied.
Fr1H Lire.
4 A-nAAu ALAo

At twenty three
planned my scheme OF life-Pd be
A merchant, toward whose waiting pier
Globe-clrcling ships should homewArd steer
From ORIENT and Occident.
When millions had been won, l meant
To choose n wife of gentle race,
Cultured in mind and fair in face;
Build me palace with each part
BY art designed, enriched by art;
Ana, finally, TO have one son.
Handsome and tail, and only one,
Thus forecast my destiny
At twenty-three.
At forty three,
How have prosperedY Let me see
find myself simple clerk,
With hight reward and heavy work
Yet. hoping for advance in rank,
| owe no man, and have no bank,
A trIhe saved l occupy
Some fourth-fOor rooms whick Kate and
Think charming. (kate's my vile, YOU know
A pretty seamstress long ago.
We have SIX girls-perhaps too many
But not for worlds we'd part with any,
So Kind has fortune been to me
Al forty-three.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

The Hon. William Walter Phelps, 1t
seems, has some hope OF succeeding Mr..
lSewell as Senator from New Jersey. The
indications now are that Mr.. Phelps will
be disappointed. Gov. Albeit smiles CON
ndently and appears to be happy. 1t ia
highly probable that he will be Senator
SewelPs successor. New Jersey is a
democratic State and ought TO have two
Democratic Senators.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

Senator Vance, OF North Carolina, tells
the Democratic party that it must purify
itself or go to pieces. Does be mean that
1t must rid itself of the Mugwumps, or
that 1t must steer away from the atmos-
ephere breathed by Republicans?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

Senator Edmunds wishes TO establish
an inebriate asylum in Washington. No
doubt one is needed, but what good will
II do Congressman? They are not usually
Susceptible to reform.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

Henry Ward Beecher predicts for Eu-
rope ian earthquake that will split her
from top to bottom" and suggests that it
will be blessing for America. Beeeher
gets further away from the teachings OF
Abe Bible every year.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

Prom ths 50. Louts Republican tD>n.)
Protection is at the bottom of al the trouble
between this country and Canada, and we
could, as Henry George says, practically
annex the whole Dominion at any time by
SIMPLY abolisning the tar Fl. IL 1t were worth
Winnie abolIshIng il for that purpose.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

Spies and his fellow Anarchists have
been detected in an attempt to escape
from the Chicago Jail. The courts ought
TO settle the cases OF these fellows at
once, in order that they may be hung
without further delay.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

From all parts of the country appeals
are being made to Congress TO provide
for the national defense. In the mean
time Congress is serenely projecting
with applejack bills and trying to pre-
vent itself from becoming huge corpo.
ration lawyer. Canada would do the
country service if it would stop fishing
long enough to explode a cannon cracker
In the neighbOrhoOd OF Washington.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

Much surprise is expressed in Wash
ington because OF Secretary Bayard's
seeming reluctance to transmit to the
Senate the correspondence between his
department and Gen. Henry r. jackson,
late Minister to Mexico. 1t 10 intlmated
that the Secretary doesn't want the COR
respondence made public, because 1t
places him in an unpleasant light. The
public will await developments with in
terest
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03
CURRENT COMMENT.
Those Dreadful Socialists.

4 ram TIE He11 York Worm Dena.
The Chicago Socialists have taken to very
small business. They want the United states
army abolished. Next they viii insist on the
hDoiltIon Of the Marine Band. which Is about
all there Is left Of our gigantic navy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

Sunday night, seventy Cinnamon ar
Fested IN a Brooklyn gambling house, had
E62 600 in cash on their persons. BY all
means the Chinese must go, or they will
Ssoon absorb the surplus.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

The new Republican Governor of Penn
sylvania proposes to give civil service re-
form black eye. That ia in keeping
with Republican policy, which has
black eve for all reforms
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

Augusta possesses distinction OF
which she is proud and is inclined to
parade before the public. Congressman
Barnes, the largest member OF the House,
is citizen of Augusta, and Congress-
man Wheeler, of Alabama, the smallest,
was born there. 1t takes both big and
little men to make city, but the big
should be in the majority. 1t is to be
hoped that this is the case in Augusta.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

A eneral European war means revo-
1ution. When the end is reached the ma
lions Of to-day will not know themselves,
and Democracy will have taken another
Gong sten in advance.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

There is room in Georgia for a genius
who will invent new cause OF complaint
against the members OF the General As
sembly. The interstate commerce bill
Will cut of their railroad passes, so that
next summer many an editor Will find
his occupation gone. This is very sad.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03
Scotch Thistle Fumes

GIVES RELIEF from Asthma in 4, minute.
- ~, Ceryain cure for Catarrh and Rroncbi,,s,'
narts pTr p ply 81; hoXe S. Postpaid To- al
MORRISON. Rulalre. Orr. sss JAMES r.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

The Tennessee legislature, being polled
on the question, is found to be for Blaine
and Lincoln on the Republican side. and
for Cleveland and Carlisle on the Demo-
cratic side. AS the Democrats will carry
the next election this is Of no Importance
as far as Blaine and Lincoln are con-
cerned. 1t is of Importance, however, as
n straw going 10 show the slim chances
editors have OF receiving the Democratic
nomination for the Vice Presidency. 1t
will doubtless cause Consideration in the
neighborhood OF Atlanta.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

Signs Of dissensIon among the Knights
OF Labor multiply. Quite large fac ton
opposes the arbitrary power welded by
Master Workman Powderly, and another
faction is disposed to blame him for the
failure OF certain recent strikes. In ad-
ition TO internal troubles the Knights
Ill have TO contend with attacks from
1e outside. Several trades unions have
lifted 10 injure them as much
5 possible because of the lat
er's attacks upon the former. Master
Nv orkman Powderly's fears for the future
OF his order appear to be well founded.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03
Gourationai.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03

1t is rumorcd at Washington that the
reason why the Senate refuses to have
open sessions when acting upon nomina-
lions is because upon those occasions the
Senators often indulge In free aghts. If
this be true Legislatures should stop send p
ing mllllonaires to the Senate and try
prize 1ghters.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-03
q O r. a H rs !

ORDERS. - All orders carefully and
promptly executed. Samples sent free of
charge ana goods guaranteed to be fully uD
TO the quality shown in samples.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26
u0lalloet.

- s Gnslanb foresaar 5trioen mel
lem ssrlanbs 8enner os 3esicrninsens
lom for. Ogiaa bar 9ielber noforbrirl@
ger % aniees bet iom egentli9 afgjerenoe
@eIonement.
- Gasiasnae os 2aure buelerer.
9iseban Bpulanser os Sules Gerrp,
laa ri ler at bet er meb Ouelerne iom
meb andre samle Wooer - naar be fun
blir aamle NOT iaa er be ! Bnlten igien.
- Yolititeu er me9et liplis ! Granz
fris. 9uor Solicit fommer iammen
ilaaes be, os buor @eneraler fonlmer
bueleres Der. 8eo ct Yroteitmebe !
Yaris bleu Der ct alminbelis @lassmaal.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26
ben fsrfe ubtalte fin @trioelie, at ban
enbnu mere enerQiH enb hibtil pilbe pirfe

ben fsrfe uotalte fin @trioelie, at ban
enbnu mere enersiif enb bibtil piloe pirte
for Goreninsens 6ormaal, iaoinart ban
isieu fom inb paa ben praftiife 9olitlfs
Dmraabe. 5orbanblinserne aabnebes
neb en- Operiist ouer Goreninsens Nrz
beibe / bet forlpbue Mar. s 9pIflanb
bar nu en- &omite bannet fig osiaa Ser
lin, @tuttsart, Gormitabt oe 5ranf=
furt finbes allerebe &omiteer fra fgr af.
Boriierfomiteen bar iier ftaaet i liulis
Gorbinbelie meb ben enselite 6orenins.
Ser er 9iort 5orberebelier til at forene
aIc europeiife os amerifanife 5rebsiel=
lfaber til ct Gorbunb. Da mango
Meolemmer al ben amerifanite &onsres
iier interesierer fig for Dprettelien al
en- Dpmitol til 8ilesselie al Strioigz
beber mellem England o9 be Gprenebe
@tater ps ct Gorilas berom ollere6e ct
fremlagt for &epreientanterne, iaa ifal
Goreninsen, iaainart @asen glmerifa er
tomrnet iaa lan9t, 9aa tiluarfs paa iamz
me Maaoe / @nslano. 1iliibt bolbt
Orbfpreren en- Gale, bpori ban flanbrebe
ben rinse Deltaselie Goreninsen barbe
at 9lrbe fig peo fra ben itore Masie
af be iaafalote banneoe: al be &lasier,
iom bauoe mango Yense os tibet at sipre.
2oro Beacunsfelo bopoe bapt &et, oa
ban ubtalte, at be itore @lagtnin9er /
piitorien lite uoretter no9et. @fter en-
&ri9 flutes enOuerensfomit, Der l,selaaz
sobt flnbe pare iluttet fsr &ri9en. S
en- &ri9 burbe life anpcnbes @fpbepaaz
ben, % man f,lnbe meset 9oot fomne
operens ON, itfe at BRUCE &auoner os
Soerb. Talen mobtoses meb itort 8iz
falb. (Nftonblabet.)
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26
2iot al 9bert.

= Sen elbite Manb, iom bar beiteset
Norbfap, er formobentlis ben piterrisife
Goelimanb Saul BON @ispitifp, ber BE-
refer Nprse tit 82be Mar.
= -@u Nibolbsforenins iom 9oteleier.
Sernbanebotellet Seinsfbpins er ,fsse
,.&olo. 5lfbl." ouertaset al Bpens Nfz
bolbsioreuins for $1,000 &roner.
= &ompaniiten gerbi bar @ant
Nsata ner ueb bans 66bebp 8us1eto,
bpsset ct Soipital for 5attise, bpilfet
lfa1 inuies ben 9be Oftober, 8erbis
74zaarise Gpbielsbas.
= Dronning 8ictor,a bar peb en-
2anobrussuoitilins paa 0en Bisbt faaet
fprlte YrGnie for en- 9insit, anben Yrez
mie for en- Dye oa liselebes anoen Yrez
mic for en- Slot 6aar.
= 8orbus paa Borbe os lisnenbe
renies paa fpl9enbe Maabe: Meb en-
liben @uamp breber man libt ggssez
boioe no ooer 8orbusen, afpalfer oerefter
sgssebuioen meo lllntet 8anb os snioer
efter meb en- tsr &lub. Otter benne Be@
banolin9 bliper bet iom NIT,
- st Binbanolerfirma Jranffort
bar npli9 iolst ct &eftparti at 200
Glalfer Sobannisberser al 1851 for en-
Yris al 1875 Warf for 5laifen. gn iaa
bsi Yr,s er alorls fbr bleoet betalt
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26
@tSconfn.
- @n Dliefabrif ltal oprettes 8lad

- Gn Dliefabrif ltal oprettes 8lad
9aiper Sails.
| = st NIT Militerz& &onlpasni er
orsauiieret / Gau Claire os er opfalbi
eiter 9on. SO. @riffen.
- gilbert Ginger, 8beaton, Gbippez
ua 60. table fire Dptre paa en- Das.
Sc bgbe al 1olera morbus.
- @n @eiitlis fra Chicago blep /
gselien 60, @is,, mulfteret 20 Dollars
forat bape ifllbt 8rairiebpns.
= Sbaft geo. l af Niblanbminerne
ner 9urlep falbt iammen % be9roo tire
Wenb. @n fom iaa alporlis til Sfaoe
at De er Sanlpnltgbeo for, at ban lite
fau lepe. @n bar gift os eftcrlaoer en-
@nte meb fem 8prn.
= Greo Senien en- reiienbe Nsent for
Deering 9arpeiter blep ner S4leiiiuger<
bile faitet uo al fin Bosu os fit ct iaa
aluorlist @teb, at ban bleu lisserbe
bepibtlss to Elmer.
= 9pnilben sbelasbe en- 2aoebpenins
tilbbrenbe 8arb ner Baq Greet gbippez
uap 60. 5oruoen Bpsninsen git osiaa
Moper, Saamaifine, andre 5arnerrebz
ltaber, $50 8uibel Sapre, 6p os mere
op 2uerne.
= @n So blep fert til &etpanne forat
1la9tes. Tcn uor itor o9 babbe ueret
en- 9oo Melfcfo; men fpruben ben ret
-mesii9e Sale bauoe ben o9iaa en- paa en-
Nrms 2ensoe paa ben penitre Sibe af
Salien. Sen bapbe siort sooo Tieneite
Gluetibeu.
= Da Miltpaufee et@fib 1tulbe saa
af Stabelen, foffebe en- itor Masie Menz
neifer ianmen paa en- 8rpsse for at ie
paa. Sc 8plger, Der opftOb, ibet Stibet
git @an6, rpite6e 8rDssef os ftrar laa
oper 700 MenneIfer ganb. Mange
fom til Stabe og fire brufneoe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26
lite Marga,,s.

6anbelsminiiter 2odrop blep ifamilaaet.
Nnarfiiten 5onbrp maatte beres ino
paa ct Npotbef og ba ban Tom til Bez
pibfbeo bar ban HolitietS 9arete9t.
- @labitonianerne uofnlber bog for
Eiben en- ftorartet 8irflombeoos beres
genner bar sO6t 9aab ON Yartiets
Gremtio. st gnsreb iom gbamberlain
siorbe pda ben @labftonite Bolitif misz
bilises af be liberale os ba bisie / fere
Eins er enise er Der paa besse Siber
uotalt Dnifer ON Gni9beb.
= Spanif glob. Gn forferbelia
Eiloraselie banbte foruplis Gitraba i
@panien.
st tibet Barn, iom bar paa @eien til
@folen, orebte en- Gusl. iom tilbsrte
Sfolemeiteren. De,ne, Der blep oprert
berouer, trueoe meb at mprbe Barnet,
iom forifretfet iprans biem. Barnets
6aber blanbeoe fig @asen, og @tolez
meiteren forflarebe, ban Blot bap6e ippst
o9 at bet bele bar glent.
Sen paafdsenbe Morsen, ba ben lille
Tom paa Stolen, fit Sfolemeiteren plubz
ielis ct Gnfalb af @aieri. 9an ouerfalbt
Barnet meo 9us os Slas, bporefter ban
faftebe en- Striffe ON bets Gals os ftrubte
bet. Sc andre 8srn iprans fOrifrettebe
til Dfrets Ga6er os fortalte, boab ber bar
banbt. Denne besap fig pieblittelis til
Sfolen o9 neoifjDb meb ct 8epolperifub
Sfolemeiteren. Smiblertib bapbe bet
mDroebe Barns Mober, Der bapbe bBrt
ON 9iloraselfen, osiaa besipet fig til
Sfolen. 6aberen, Der iaa en- &pinbe
fomme os Msrfet anto9 benbe for at
perc Sfolemeiterens 9uftru, iatte 8ez
polperen for Banben paa benbe ug neoz
ifieb benbe, bporefter ban iasebe fig ielp
en- &usle 2ipet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26

O9laa 9uron oil baoe 8reiioenten
til at belpse fig.
- @ranb SORTS lfal faa ct npt,
ugsntli9 bemofratilf Blab.
- CHARLES @poerion Soref Mils
er unber 8onbs for Misbanblin9 al
fine 8prn.
- Sobn YbiQips nu i &ent1.dp erz
fienber at ban 9lar fiben mproeoe g.
6. Sobnlon ner Sarge.
- @n Some, Der tigrte meb fin Mano
paa en- Tralle fra gaslelton, flap Barnet,
Der meb ct brebtes unber Trallen. Mfoz
beren bar ner peb at 9aa fra 5orItanben
af @ors.
- Nels Weone fiSrte 9uebe nar
@ranb Sorts: 9eitene tog uo og ban
blep faitet af 2eslet, braffeoe Naffen %
bpoe piebliffelis. 9an bar IA Nar
9an,mel.
= @n Banbe 9eltetDpe Der 2 Iar
bar breuet en- sOb Sorretnins meQem
@eb @iper os 8lad Sills er rfaffet. 2e-
beren, en- balublobs Snbianer, blcp fbrit
sreben % forraaote fine WeoifDlbi9e.
: Gountpfensllet Oanfton bar al
brig peret iaa operfplbt iom MI; neiten
ale er smerifanere. @n Snbianer. Der
bar ipillet Stratenrsper, isgte at enbe
fit Sin mcb 9ensnins; men blep neoz
ifaaret isr 2ipet par uoe og rebbet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26
Snolanoet.
: Mntollet al Dpiums buler tiltaoe

So Nntallet al Dpiums buler tiltager
/ Gbica9o.
- Tenneiee bar ct Nreal al &ul paa
5,1OO &pabratmile.
- Ser bunbre Minearbeioere bar
siort Strife / Hittsbursb.
- st 9ilfelbe af ben aiitiife &olera
fi9es at bape uaret opbaset Seem Sort.
- @n Nrbeiber Stem gcrf fit efter
fin Dntel sluftralien en- Nru paa $40 =
600.
- Sen rationale &onite for Brobiz
bitionspartiet bar uolat &onuentionen
fra ben 16be til ben 3Ote Nopember.
United Labor Barti bat iat op
fulb Statstidet. 9enrp George er &ans
oioat for Statiefreter. 9an pil mi
,ftumpe".
= Sulius Weisbabeu en- @nier Der
fanbtes | 9unsersneo, meoens ban bar
Beiibbelie af 7lere tuiinbe Dollars I'll
8arelie, bebe paa ct 9oipital Seem
Oorf.
= Sen amerifanIfe lutberlfe @eneral=
ipnooe fortaiter ben internatio,ialt
Sbnba9lfole 2erebo9, iorbi ben inoe=
bolber intet ON be lutberife &irfes
9sitibsbo9e.
= timber ben fore SernbaneulDfft
ner gbatsiportb omfom blanot andre
osiaa Oifar Sobnion, 9enrp Sweselien
9peitebe blepe Otto Sobnion os er
Mrs. Yeterion, bpilfe efter geapnene a
oemme ipnes at baue peret Sfanoina
Der.
8iifop @allopap flyer, at Gfterret
ninscn fra Teras intter Moo Brsbren'
i Mislourp. De $4,000, iom Teras
fatebe fin @temme for Sub, Qiem %
Gebrelaub inbier NIL, at be life itoo pet
Saseus Nfsierelie, men peb oels 8e.
spnoelie.
S bet ipbueitlise Colorado ba,
Bbite &iuer Snbianerne begDnot a
rpre paa fig unber 2ebelie af en- befrps
tet 9ppbins golorotu. Jolfet bar an
mobet GupernBren oln Belfbttelie 0!
benne bar Waibinston annrobet on
&esjerin9ens Tropper.
/ Den totale Solforngrfelie IDnlig
bet sitli9e europa, Niien til bdlpei.
paa Stiuebapet bar lan9e beret intgbe
feet meb 2an9lel at 8erbens Nitronome
Der fra foritelli9e Steber sisr fine Sast
ta9elier. 5or, Staters expedition ia
! ln Citation Tofio Sapan.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26

giit insen Selumorber. Gn uns
Manb fanbtes nplis bso ! fin Seng. Da
man mistanfte bam for at bape iorsipet
fig, blep 2iset obbnceret. 8eo Mnalpie
al Mapen fanbt man bog, at benne life
inbebolbt anbet eno: Yidles, W9sefa9e,
9emonabe, aalfun, Dl, Dters. Yunib,
Sfinfe, 6msrrebrso, Baffelie. Tbe, Huos
bins, Champagne, 9um,ner, QGblepap,
Rpuins, Salat, 2ifsr, 3affe, Yorter, Dit
Gardner o9 5berrp. 2e9ens &onflus
iion blep: "D6b peb 8enners 9jemis<
9elie."
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26
0reoStsrentu0em.

Den internationale 6rebsforening
bolot ben ABE Suli 2onbou fin ijette
Nars1anlmenfomft unber Barlanel.ts=
meblemmet Cir Wilfrib 2atuions 2e-
belle. Blanbt be Eilitebep9renbe ioaes
Observation-Disclosures Campbell, Sn=
Suin9uortb, @ri9bt oe Barroip. Sin
@eors Ireuelpon os Hrofesiur 9urleg
bab friftlis ON llnbifplbnin9; foroi b
lite funbe beltase | Gammenfomiten, %
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26

,1be 500" 81. g." forbi @lenmooD,
Yapenespille, Nainneapolis etc. Ninn. %
Osceola turtle 2afe etc. @is., ifal blipe
ferois nelIem Ninneopolis % Eurtle Qaie
inben 10 0ase. Golf baaoe Hp % Wp9o
penter meb Qen9iel paa oenne Nones 5ulb<
farelie, ba ben lober til at billie blipe en- af be
npttisite Baner, iom noseniinbe er bpsset
1 Oenne Del af Qanoet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-08-26
Wtttttetota.

- Nortbfielb ifal efter ben 25be bs.
blipe belpit meb @leftriiitet.
5ersus Sails itaar ifarb meb at
faa bDsse Fere Msqer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-06-29
Neither Went.

Two mothers sat opposite each other
in car on Michigan Central train going
to Toledo the other day. Each had a
baby about year old, and each baby
came in for share of the admiration of
the passengers This seemed to make
the mothers jealous, aud, after thinking
the matter over for while, one OF them
leaned across the aisle and said:
II feel il my duty tn tell YOU to 90
INTO the car ahead with your child, as
mine has the whooping.cough."
''Oh has it Thanks for your kind
ness, but mine is all over with the whoop-
ing cough and is now coming down with
the measles. Perhaps you had better 90
into the car behind"
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The funeral OF =. W. Cunnin CHAM took
place yesterday afternoon The Hose
Company, of which deceased was mem-
Der, took charge of the remaiss The
faneral services were held at the n. Il
Church, Rev. Mr.. Sissou ofiieistiag. The
fsueral cortege was large one, consist
iae OF the tirewsen in unform aad citizens
10 carriages and on foot. Nc. Casning
kan was laid 10 rest beside tho grave u
his brother, Arthur, in the Mssooic and
Odd Fellows cemetery.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-06-29

A well-preserved old gentleman walked
into the Senate gallery day or two ago
when that body was 10 session aud took
front seat, After taking ia the situa-
ton, he leaned over the railing and en-
gagged in conversation with one of the
Senate officers, who happened to be pres.
emit As lealing question he asked
Are those the pictures OF the Govern.
ors q
"No. sir; those are the Presidents of
the Seuate.
Nv Inch is Franklin Pierce? -
Neither Of them. His picture is 10
the Representatives hall.
LET'S see. l. Pierce alive e
mo sir; he died in 1860, / believe"
We'll, well, hadn't heard of il, but
| hadn't seen his name 10 my paper lately,
and 1 didn't know but he might he dead.
| voted for him for President, and I've
thooght sight Of him ever since Con
cord Monitor
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Give Ikens a Chanee.

That ls TO say, your lungs. Alss all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful maehin-
"y~h is. Not only the larger air.passages, hut
the thousands of little tubes and cavities leading
from them.
When these are eiogged end chcked with mat
Der which ought not to be&here, your lungs can
not half do their work. And what they do, they
can not do we'll
Call IL cold, cough, Group, pneumonia, catarrh,
eonsumpt or any OF the family OF throat and
ssse and head and hung distractions. AL are bad.
Az ough, 70 he got rid Of There is just one sure
way 70 get rid OF them. That Ia TO take Bos
esess German Syrup, which any druggist will
SCH you at rs cents bottle. Even II everything
f''s has failed you, you may aspead upon this
tCY certain.
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A Multitude 81 Attnscnts.

the ailments which afiiict the Kidneys and
bladder are so numerous that merely TO name
them would oil space far outrunping the limits
OF this article. Suffice it to sa, that they are
tioN siossetter's stomach Bitters is well adapted
The stimulus which it leads to the action of the
Kidneys when they are letbargic serves to con,.
teraet a tendency in them to lapse, frat, into a
state Of perniciuus inactivity, and aiters ards
into oSle ~ positive organic III cease, which 50 N
destroys their delicate integuments, poSons the
blood and causes dearh. A double purpose is
served ~ this demrent II promotes activity OF
the kidneys, and expels impurities FROM the
blood Which have no Batarsl channel OF outlet
except those organs. Constipation. hiliousness
fever aud ague rheumatism and d, spepsia, are
also remeased by this medicine of thorough action
and Wild scope.